Bhubaneswar, Feb. 1 -- Across India, young dreamers leave their hometowns with stuffed backpacks and bigger ambitions. New cities promise careers, college admissions, and independence. To survive soaring rents, many squeeze into shared flats, split bills, and divide chores. Strangers slowly become family - sharing meals, laughter, secrets, and sleepless midnight talks.

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In these compact homes, bonds grow stronger than square footage, and friendship becomes the real comfort zone.

Just when shared living seemed all about 'Jo Mera Hai Woh Tera Hai' (What's mine is yours), a viral clip flipped the script. The vi...